Most of us haven't been there, and our minds are filled with the ugly 40-year-old images of a ravaged country at war. What does the ratio of Communism-to-market economy of the country seem like? ...
I'm just trying to work out what's best? Should I get around about £300 worth of us dollars before and then rely on ATM's if I need more. or should I get Travellers ...
Everybody has a motobike but no one has a helmet. They usually think little of the danger they can cause to others.
when ther's traffic block, they always drive their motobike n pavement......
We plan to visit Vietnam and Cambodia for August. We only plan to book flights. Can anyone suggest a 20 day itinerary of what to see. Additional Details Peacock - don't be so ...
The best way to say goodbye in Vietnamese is "tam biet" or "chao tam biet". It works nicely and politely every time of the day everywhere with everybody old, young, male or female.
Do not use "chao anh" or "chao em" because it will upset a lot of people if you don't use it right (Especially "chao em")
KP
"tam biet"
Phoenix
Chà o tạm biệt
chinagateimports
"tam biet " if you are speaking, "kinh chao" if you are writing a letter.
wild wild world
"tạm biệt", or a more usual way is "chà o"
lyly
tenns in vietnam nowadays say bye bye.The other say chà o or chà o tạm biệt.
mstop
tạm biệt, or, nowadays, most people just say baibai (bye bye)
GaryT
'Tam Biet' is more formal way of addressing and usually used by the northern people ie Hanoi etc. For conversation, normally people would use 'Chao', especially in the South. However, 'Chao' can also be used as 'Hello' too. To say to a female, say ' Chao Em'. To a male, say 'Chao Anh'. You can also say goodbye in this sentence - ' Em/Anh, hen gap lai ' ie 'see you again'....
anoldmick
With an M-16 on rock 'n roll...
Ernie G
French is one language that is spoken is Vietnam....
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